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The front entrance.
The living room.
The dining area.
The kitchen.
The primary bedroom.
The primary bath.
A secondary room.
A dedicated office space.
A large gym is tucked away on the lower level.
A slender terrace wraps around the living room.
It widens at the opposite end.
The pool is backed by undulating treetops.
The two-plus-acre spread is just a 30-minute train ride into Manhattan.
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